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ikUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
GNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
STs BETWEEN AND = STREETS NORTH
Liner No. 1O4S, folio 121 ct seq, of the Land 14
Records of the District of Colombia and At the "
Of the party thereby secured having been
made in the payment Of the notes therein described
We will se ut public auction. in front of the premises
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ZENITH NEXT. st
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part Of Lot q, In square %,
Isenning on New Hsmpshire .venue n feet from the
running thence :outheriy along said avenue "a feet
thence south along Twepty-6rst street 81 feet
inches thence east III feet, thence north feet
nches and thence westerly in straight line 70 the
be~inning improved in part by . two-story BRICK
house Xplat u sid property VIII Be exhibited a the
Terms: One-third cash, Of which 800 win be re-
ouired time Of sale; balance In three equal install
ments. in SIX twelve and eighteen moaths for which
and secured b. decd Of trust ON proper soid viii Be
taken. all cash ~ option OF purchaser; all convey
sncng and recording viii be ut purchasers cost ters
10 be complied With In twelve days from time Of ssle
or property will be resold rsk cost Of azult-
Ing purchsser afssr ssvn days, sdyersisement.
THOS K MA00AMAN,
JOHN w. PIlLlN0,
rHos Z wAo0AAAN. Auck oSi
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/ sidney T. THOMAS.

FREDERICK ". PRAT., II
sun Building. II street,
BROS. Auctioneerp
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Apostle TO countryman)--'T see you wear the
blue ribbon, SIR. You look upon rum as q curse OF
course?' Countryman-"No; there amt no man
In our township what kin drink more nor kin.
took tiat blue ribbon TO- the second biggest hog at
the county fair" Ap0stle-"Y0u ought 70 have
taken nrSt prize, my friend. IT, Ieras lSVyiag&
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George Ward, a desperate character. who was
eonnItd IN jail az Huntingdon, Pa, ON charge OF
sssauiting WITH intent 10 ALL john Vol escaped
sunday evening" Ward threatened 10 shoot any
prisoner VINO disclosed his Intention
ia b'itinore SduAue! ~ Puts iufaiJure mas as
sighed hetrustses bond IL 50 COO.
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7NHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR
AND.AHALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause la
No. 6340, will sell at public auction front OF
the II premises on , FRIDAY, THE TWENTY, EIGh q
DAY OF OCTOBER, A d. 1887. at HALLE PAST
seven 90 in reservation d. situated on Maryland
by dwelling house and large brick stable
Terms of sale: Onethird % cash. and the balance
with interest from day of sale, the payment thereof to
be secured BY the promssory notes Of the purchaser
cash on day Of sale or on ratification Of sale by the
money and interest. No deed given until purchase
money and interest be paid deposit OF $500 will be
required when property is knocked down All convey
ancing at cost of purchaser If be complied
with within ten days after sale the property will be
sold at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
3. 8. HENKI4E, Trustee,
Office 400 Louisiana ave.
THOS F. WlGGAMAN olT
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6RATEFUl-CoMFoRTIN0
lPPs's COCOA

by thorough knowledge Of the natural lsws vhicA
fovern the operations Of digestion and nutrien and
by careful application of he nne propertaes Of veil
ssSss aS Dc. our ss %.s
ave ~ many hesyy doc,on' bills Il !. BY the ,aal
may be gradually built mp until strong enough 70
sast every tendency to d,eease. Hundreds 81 subtle
nalsdies noatine around ready 20 attack wers
ever there 10 o week point We may escaKse many
fatal shaft By kceping onrselyes well torttnsd viii
Sevrscs sSaxefts
Made simply With boiling water or milk. Sold oaAy
In hall pound tins By 0roceu. lshelleo thus;
JAMES EPPs ~. homaopssh,e chsu,sssa
aa24 m-suks London. Eaw1aph
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Z. Berry Wall, who has been attending the races
at Washington, Is disguised with the exquisites
the capital because they carry umbrellas when It
rains instead OF wearing Mackint0shes-
York World
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C,HANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT
OAND FIRE,,pko0F Bu n. On The NORTH;
NORTHWEST, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
UNITED STATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDU-

NORTHWEST, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
UNITED STATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDU-
CATION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause No. 80
I0:}0S, Docket 26 wherein Daniel Pratt Wright ls vi
complainant and Emma Wright Ct al: ar defendants,
/ shall on THURSDAY, the TENTH DAY OF 40
vEMBER, A. D. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, offer
for sale auction front Of the part Of
numbered three @! in square numbered ur hundr,d
CT beginning for the same q; the southwest corner of
said lot and running thence east along q street NORTH
seventy feet th.nce north thirty nine and twent
hundredths $500 feet to the center of party wall
thence seventy feet and thence south along Eshh
street thirty nine and twenty hundredhs }9 2o)
feet to the place OF beginning, improv by a
story and basement brick fire proof uilding,
cuped the United STATES the Bureau of Education
Terms of sale-One-fourth of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal nstaments
spectively two and three years from the day of
SALE with interest at cent per pay able
semi annually The deferred payments to be secured
by the purchasers notes and deed of trust the
property all the purchase money be paid cash.
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time of
sale.
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost.
II the terms Of sale not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resod the
risk and cost of the dtfaulting purchaser.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee,
Corner 4 y st. and La ave.
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO,
nsD n mott.
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To Close BUSINESS.

lo CLOSE BUSINESS.
Our lease will expire in few days and he stock
he sold
Therefore we have made still GREATER REDUc-
TONS in our entire stock. and II you need any
thing in our line IL will pay you 90 call
We have complete line of BLACK GOODS yet ON sale
and At greatly reduced prices.
Our line of PLAIN and BR0CAnSD SILKS. in all
colors. have been reduced to Doc ON the dollar
Also some very desirable BRoCADEs in Black ut =
great sacr1 nee.
We have yet left IN stock line Of PLAIN and BRO
CADED NELvErs. which have reiuccd In
price to make them ready sale for those want
ing anything an that line.
Our stock of CoLORED DRESS GOODS has many de
sirable things left. both plain and fancy. and q
telling pr.ces
Only q few BLANKETS left on sale.
Our HOSIERY stock is greatly reducec siil ve have
some goods left. Come and see them.
Our LINEN stock very much reduced. but there
agood many bargains there
In fact, il you want anyth in the Dry Goods line
and want TO money you do 30 by buy
ing in the next few dAysof
& L RHINESTONE.
sos Pennsylvania Avenue
Goods marked in Plain Figures sep2-3m
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VNRUsTEES' SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
l. DWELLING. CORN OF EIGHTEENTH AND

STREETS NORTHWEST.
1862 Durnal ct al va Durns ct Al we VIII sell -
in front Of the premisea on FRIDAY. the EIGhT-
ZENITH DAY OF NOyEMBEk A. D. 1887. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ al that piece or parcel Of
plat or plan Of Washington c. and being lot
bered thirty eight lS) IN Geo Burgess subdivisiOn
OF original lots numbered to D. numbered
one hundred and iisy-,wo aS9: This lot fronts 20
feet TO an alley on 18th street est and is improved by
two-story brick dwelling at the northeast corner Of
18th and streets northwest
Terms: third cash. one third in six months and
ope-thr in twelve months with interest 1t per cent
nnnum secured the satisfaction Of the trustees
or ali cash. At purchasers option deposit Of s2O0
cost Terms be complied with n ten days. otherwise
the right reserved by trustees TO resell ct the risk
cost Of the defsuitng purchaser after ve days pubic
notice Of resale In some Newspaper published in
SIDNEY T. THOMAS
ASP D street nw.,o 49,.
FREDERICK W. PRAT., AFussees.
sun Building. II street,
nIYNCANSQN BROS. Auctioneerp. n5-dkda
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AUCTION. SALES.
JONAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SuNnOhA5 OOWL1N0. AucuonoeE
HIGHLY VALUABLE RESIDENCE, No 900 SEVEN
TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND x
STREETS OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARED
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION

SLnEEIS. NOPFOSIIE fAKKAGUT oQUAnEJ
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER NINE
1883, a. fOUR O'CLOCK, In front Of the premises. 81
shall sell Lot 4S of Joseph Redfern's subdivision
q Lot p and part Of Lot ga in Square i26 being
the south ~ feet Of Original Lot 30 in said square.
improved by two story and basement brick residence,
WITH mansard roof and all the modern improvement
Inc mouse Is In frstclass condition, and the locality
OF the city.
Terms: one third cash: the residue in two equal
Payment six and twelve months with notes bearing
and secured by deed of trust on the property
SOLO. Conveyancing and recording at cost OF pur.
sale.
nS-dts THOMAS DOXIINCi Auctioneer.
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0UNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

E-CELLENT BLACK RIDING HORSE, FINELY
I. THE PROPERTY OF ALLEN ARTHUR, AT
"a ASSG G ,,,, -v>,r,,
~ Twelve O'CLOCK we will sell, in front OF our
@iesr3ons, 9th and ID streets NORTH Sest the above
RE dung Horse. to which respectfully call the
tt.ention OF parties in search Of q valuable riding
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BOTH THE MEXICAN AND TEXAN Authorities ACTIVE
N THLR ?URsTIT.

IN THEIR 2URsUIT.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Nov. s.-The greatest ex-
element yet continues up the river over the BAN
dts. Recently they stopped Don Gregoric Garcia,
n brother OF Mr. Jas Nix Of Rio Grande city, on
the road, took his arms and horse from MIN, anu
only released him on his promise 10 SEM lneun
500. A number OF the bandits were IN faVOr oi
killing him any way. Magdaline Flores. wh0se
store was recently robbed at the Havana rdn.ht,
Is about 10 remove 20 Rio Grande CITY, aIIdLu "
continue In the country. Rangers and stI0ns
sherfn's posse aided By Capt. LaInauIld, WIN
twenty Mexican troopers expected 10 fall on the
bandits In a cutoff OF the RIO Grande WHEY M
have their sfr,n-nOld last night. 10 Is not known
rs yet with what result. MatamOres lOrceS VI
bandits are operating In the mountains near Fan
Carlos. the interior OF Tamaulipas, and troops
have been semi from Los CruellaS In pursuit III
them. TrOOps Aaye also been sent from hey huoi
In pursuit OF bandits Gen. Nela Il showing sIeAI
activity In hunting down all oands VI miauueiS
In his district.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts. nl-dGdb,
VNHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED ON THE
REAR THEREOF BY TWO FRAME HOUSES.
BY virtue of d ed of trust, duly ded in iber
No folio ct of the Land Records of the A
District Of and at the request of the party E
Of the premises on SAIL RpAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
NEXT, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot 8 in r. NJ. Halls
subdivision Of square TIA. per plat in Iiber W. F. .
folio $50. Of the records Of the surveyors office OF
houses on the rear Of said LOT.
Terms; One-third cash; balance in three equal in
stallments in twelve and eighteen which
notes OF purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust property sold will be
taken or all cash, at option of purchaser deposit
of 300 will be required at time Of sale and all con-
veyancinK and recording at purchasers cost Terms
erty will be resold at risk and cost of defautng pu
chaser. TH9S f. WAGdiAAMAN.! Trustees.
THQS Il XAGGAMAN Anc NO.
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ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE AMERICAN Pc
LrSr-NITCHHLL DBFIED

LIST-NITCHRLL DBFIKD
John L Sullivan arrived in London yesterday.
A crowd OF 2, 500 persons assembled at the railway
station to welcome him, and when the train ar
rived wild rush was made for the car which he
occupied. In the eagerness to catch glimpse Of
the pugilist many men jumped on the roof Of the
car. The excitement was great When sullivan
alighted from the car he was presented with q
bouquet tied with his ring colorS He was wildly
cheered and found great dtmculty in escaping
from the mob which crowded around him. A car
Rage was In waiting for him and he was driven to
the ONCE OF the Sporting LIE His greeting there
was also very enthusiastic.
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TEIEGRANS TO THE STAR
NEEDING Interrupted.

5rffx GEnou coSFKONrED A WIFE AT A CRITICAL
POINT IL TIE CEREMONY.
BRowNsvILLK. TEX, Nov "a romantic Incl
dent occurred at the civil judges oice yesterday
morning. some time ago Sergeant Manuel suiIlos,
Of the 24th Infantry proposed marriage 10 Mariana
Berrera a pretty young girl. Her family were
willing and every preparation was made for the
wedding. friend, however. conveyed news Of
the marriage 20 the city Of Mexico, where the oath
only legal marriage is the civil one performed by
an Official who keeps the registry Of those cere-
monies, the births and deaths. The wedding day
arrived and the party repaired TO the Ofrfce Of
Judge GOnZal. who asked the usual questions
Among them he asked the groom II he was ever
married before He replied, mo" "Step here for
moment" said the Judge to some one IN another
room, and buxOn woman, with her eyes afiame
came IN ana forbade the bans the sergeant >
lawful wife. The soldier, struck with terror, made
no reply. SenOrita BsTrera tainted and the VIE
stood triumphant, while h-r husband was
marched on 70 lai and the bridal party dispersed
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L1EBre CoxpAsr,s Exrn.cr Or

LIEBIG CoMpASYs ExTRAcr Or
NEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavorins STOCK
fol soups, Made Dishes and GAUGES Annual sale
100000 jars
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT An In
valuable tonic. is success and boon fer which
nations should feel grateful See Medical PreA
lancet" &c
Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron Lieb,s>s
signature IN Blue Ink across the Label The titls
Baron Leblg" and photograph having been large.
~ used by dealers with connectiOn with Bsr. N
Liebie the ublic informed that The Liebr 90
alone can oner the article with baron LaebaG,a
guarantee OF genuineness.
LIEBlG COMPANYs EXTRACT OF MEAT To n,
had of all storekeepers, Grocer and Cheuistx fcs
Afents for the United =. sts (wholeaale only) O
David = %. y fenchurcA Avenue, London Ru-
Sasno. olb-tukth3m
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GENrLEMES.

GENrLEMES:
Before you buy your Suits. overcoats or Warm
Underwear. you should examine our utock Of thess
goods for they merit in style and make besuty
in fabrics and trimmings the prices nnse from the
lowest price the finest considerably lower
than any house sell the same grade in quality for
SCHOOL SUITS.
You know make the Boys aud Young Mems trade
especial feature Boys canno. only be well suited
in it. but there Of style in the and make
which always gain the preference wis
are made Prices always the lowest
Our line Of Neckwear is fun fresh AMI faultless
NOAH WALKER co.
OBJ 625 Pennsylva ala svenua
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JESSEr WIIlSON,
1909 31st and 40 louisa NJ avenue. Trustees
o3l-lOt FRANK b. CONGER
NNRUsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL. TMO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE WITH MDERN IMPRONE-

l. PROPERTY on CAPITOL HILL. TMo-STORY
MENfs. 10 No ST. A sTREEofsoUTHEA sHo'h T.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
So 'ps
IN fGF TENT n is %
O'CLOCK I NJ part Of Let ten Iol in square eight
100 feet inches, thence west II feet 6JS inches.
north ScSs 100 ieS and theme 1 easa
by two story brick dwelling containing rooms and
Terms of sale: Cash Taxes paid to June 30. 1887
Conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser If tn terms
property may be resold ve days notice the risk
and cost Of the defaultihg purchaser provided by
inns f S3wS fss,aEs. sSs'ss S Ss
EssT IL Ufaa rHE sSGrH
NIT MEST C0 1HST Of INpIA Ana AVENUE AND
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated December 9TH.
and duly rsfSrdsd IN Libe f ~, no S
cured thereby. the undersigned; surviving Trustee un-
BAY BAY tS SIEs ss h tS
of land and premises situate in the city of
%
ner surviving trustee OF part Of original
recerd m the on the
the District of Columbia in book -. rage los, with
store and dwelling house. the said sub. lot No. 80
being part only OF the real estate described and
covered by said deed of fruit.
Terms Of sale One-f fourth Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance thereof in three equal
in twelve twenty and thirty six from the
day Of sale, with interest at six PER cent per annum
interest payable semi annually and be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser purchasers thereof and
satisfactory deed of trust on the property sold ali
deposit of $500 will be required ut the SALE
Of the or she o Of sse
are not complied with in fifteen 5) days from day of
SALE the undersigned surviving trustee, the
right to resell said property at the risk cost the
defaultng purchaser purchasers after five 90 days
advertisement OF such resale III newspaper pub
lished IN the city of Washington, d. G..
NOBLE D. LAkNER, Surviving Trustee.
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS Co,
o22. 2.3,4.5 1910 lot Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.WOR ROW,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHONAs DUWLlNG, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL. SALE OF FINE PARIoR CHAMBER AND
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE REMOVED 10 NY
ssUHrFioN ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER NINTH
lection Of the above goods
Parties furnishing should give this sale their
tention. nS-3t
EXECUTuRs SALE OF HORSES, LANDAU,
1IboGGl, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &C, CORNER
llIh AND L STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER NINTH. 1887.
commencing at TWELVE OCIO1k NOON, the eN-
ecntors OF the estate Of the late David l. Morrison will
sell az stable rear Of lth and northwest the
contents. consisting in part of
Glass-iront Landau, Buggy
JunI,-seat Carriage Sleigh.
Dark Bay Mare Kate" IseIis
Chestnut Mare Pet"
Double and Single Harness
Cutting Box. Lifting JACK
By order Of Executors
n.p-dts DITNCANSON pRNs Aurt
RoBERT VosE co, Real Estate Agents.
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GREAT BARGAIN-THE FARM KNOWN AS BON
~ ME Doom will be sold at public auction on SAT
tains 70 acres. lies near Culpeper Court House. Va
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsAI.s FOR FIRE HOsE-oFFlcE OF
Il Building for state. War. and Navy Departments.
" .shingtols, n. C. November ). iss7-sealed Pro
Tossls for furnishing and delivering Tn ined lAuen
Hose. Couplings. aud Pipes for the aud center
wings OF the Building for State. Mar aud Navy be-
partnents IN this city, will be received this ofce
until lMELNE NJ, On TIL RsDAl, IHE sk,kN
1EkN1h DAY OF NONEMBElk. 1Ss9. and oIrned
immediately thereafter in presence Of hid i-rs. SIe
ncstons, general instructions 90 bidders aud blank
forms OF proposal will be furnished O. established
manufacturers aud dcalers application to this offca
ThOs LINCOLN CASEY. Colonel. Corps Of Ensn-
pa1snl "a ltl-0t
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Frances Great Scandal.
CAFFAREL DENIES THAT HE RECEIVED MONEY Fol

DECORATIONS.
The trial OF Gen. Caffarel, Nine. Limouzin, Nine.
Rattazzi and Gen. d'Andiau for selling Legion OF
Honor decorations was commenced In Paris yes
terday All the defendants were present except
Gen. landau. Gen. Caffarel was examined, and
admitted entering into business relations with
Nine. Limouzn in order to obtain resources to re-
lieve his eInbarraSsmentS. He Interested himself
In applications for Legion OF Honor decorations
sOlely 10 Oblige Nine. Limouzn. He never re-
ceived any money for them. He denied that he
divulged the plans for the mobilization OF the
seventeenth army corps
In the chamber OF deputies to-day Gen. Ferron,
minister OF war, stated that the government had
not deemed 1t expedient during the mobilization
or the seventeenth army corps TO enforce the law
placing the railways under control OF the war
Office. The experiment, he said, had not been pre-
JUDGED by the economical course adopted. The
mobilization experiment had disclosed defects in
the arrangements OF the railways which the war
department was now working to remedy. He con-
graduated the depuJ eS upon giving fresh vigOr TO
the patriotic feelings of the country by sanction
ing the mobilization experiment. This remark
was greeted with applause.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND g
STREETS NORTHWEST-1O1 FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue aud under the provisions of the last -
Will OF Peter Monaghan, deceased duly admitted eE.
to probate and recornedn the office OF the Register
OF Wills the Undersigned will offer for sale, public
auction. IN front Of the premises, ON WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER, SIXTEENTH, 1SS7.AT FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ, the following described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington to wit: Part Of Lot numbered
twenty seven (27 In Mc6ure's subdivision of Square
numbered six hundred ami twenty-four C6,4J situate
on the northeast corner Of First and streets north
west and fronting % feet First street and running
back 80 feet uniform width and improvements there
on. consistng OF three story brick store and dwell
ing-7O1 First street northwest.
Terms Of sxl;: One third cash; balance in and
two years. for which the notes Of the purchaser
cured by deed Of trust the premises sold and
ing six per cent Interest from the day of SALE shall
given All cash. the option Of the purchaser de-
Posit of 300 required when property s struck OF.
be not complied with within days from day of sale
the undersigned reserves the right to resell risk and
cost OF purchaser after Ave days advertisement in
newspaper published In Washington, D. q.
CSignedD THOS. GEARY,
nD-Q&0D EY0CutOr and
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FUNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF vALUABIE UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY IN SOUTH WASHINGTON, IN
SQUARE 541, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREETS WEST, AND ii" AND
"P STREETS SOUTH
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court aa8
Of the District Of Columbia, passed ia the cause ~
Of Miller ct ! i, VS.. Miller ct al Eq. No 101g6.@
Docket 27 the undersigne ed trustees Will sell public
auctlon ,infront of the premises on "WEDNESDAY IHE
NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. d., 1857, AT Hall
PAST THREE O'CLOCK p. M, the following de-
scrbed real estate situated Ia the city of Washington
District of Columbia. and known and described 5
follows to wit Lots numbered five CD. ten l0l
square numbered Five Hundred and Forty-one ia Il ;
lot ) hav * a frontage of 40 feet inches on south
i" street, and running back TO 30 foot alley, lots
10 and ii being the corner of Four and "a half
street west, and said south ST. and lots ri and p
having each q of 40 inches Third street
west, and running back to q 25-foot alley.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree One
third of the purchase money in cash and the balance
in I'D and two 90 for which the notes of the
purchasers will he taken bearing interest at q per
cent from the day of sale secured by Deed Of Trust
the property sold all cash at the option Of the
purchaser or purchasers
del ot Of 100 each lot will be required at the
time of sale. II the terms are not compied with in
days the Trustees the right TO resell the
risk and OF the defauting purchaser Taxes 10
paid TO November 1, 1887, all convey ancing at pur
chasers cost.
oe7,asas LIZA Ehfsz 4 Emil Il MILLER, Trustees